Oilers Lose Big to Stars, Jarry's Form a Concern

It's March 13th for the NHL. Let's get into it.

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The Edmonton Oilers 2-game win streak ended with a rough 7-2 loss to the Dallas stars

on Thursday, March 12th at American Airlines Center.

Evan Bashart and Jason Dickinson scored for Edmonton while Jamie Ben and Jason Robertson

each had two goals for Dallas with singles from Matt, Dushine, Wyatt Johnston and Sam

Steel.

Gold-tender Tristan Jerry gave up seven goals on 27 shots, dropping the oilers' record

to 32 wins, 26 losses, and 8.

Over time washes, leaving them third in the Pacific Division with 72 points.

Dallas jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first period and never looked back, adding two more

early in the second to make it 5-0.

Edmonton finally responded with two quick goals late in that frame, but Dallas pulled

away with two more in the third.

The oilers showed some fire after falling behind by 5, getting physical with several scraps,

including Captain Conor McDavid dropping the gloves.

With a stars player at the end of the second period, earning roughing minors for both.

It highlighted the frustration after recent road wins over Vegas and Colorado.

This defeat underscores Edmonton's struggles against top teams, where there are just two

wins, eight losses, and three ties this season, outscored 60 to 33 in those gangs.

Poor defense and turnovers played a big role, but Jerry's form has been a major issue since

his trade from Pittsburgh in mid-December.

Looking ahead, Conor Ingram is set to start in net as the oilers wrap their road trip

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